Fine Tuning - Energy RC-6C Manual Del Propietário

CONNECTING THE RC-6Cst
The RC-6Cst is a unique speaker, in that is it able to be used in
many different ways, including stereo or a dipole/bipole speaker.
When used as a Stereo speaker, it is required that TWO speaker
wires are run to each RC-6Cst speaker, one speaker wire for the
left channel and one speaker wire for the right channel. Connect
the left positive and negative wires to the left positive and negative
inputs on the RC-6Cst, and then repeat for the right channel.
Orient the individually adjustable tweeters to opposite ends of the
room, as this will create the largest stereo image possible.
When used as a Dipole/Bipole speaker, only one set of wires needs
to be run to the speaker. Install the included "jumper" to the
jumper connections, and then connect.
Orient the individually adjustable tweeters to create the image you
desire. The further the angle of the speakers, the larger the
soundstage created.
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FINE TUNING

Before beginning any fine tuning, please ensure all connections are
properly made and your speakers have had the chance to break-in
for a minimum of 100 hours. This will ensure the proper results are
achieved. Your listening room is the final component of your audio
system and will be the difference between mediocre sound and
high quality sound. Reflections, which are a part of every recording
and music playback, will have a major effect on your system's
performance. If your room is too "live", meaning there are many
bare surfaces like glass windows, hard floors and thin furnishings,
you might find the sound overly bright. If your room is "dead",
meaning there is thick pile carpeting, heavy furniture and a lot of
wall coverings, you might find the sound lacks dynamic energy. To
remedy these issues, small changes to your room should be
considered as they generally lead to large improvements in sound
quality. Most listening rooms must balance aesthetics and sound,
but patience and small adjustments can pay huge acoustic
dividends.
When installing a surround sound system, all the above holds true.
Calibration of your speaker distances, adjusting delays and
balancing your levels with an SPL meter are necessary to extract
the most out of your system.
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